
Very strong cash and stock compensation, plus a very good health plan with a low deductible.
The team is merit-based: they're all very smart, accomplished people who got there by making something, rather than riding someone's coattails.
The engineering questions were pretty objective, without someone essentially looking for me to confirm their architectural preferences over a whiteboard (as has unfortunately happened to me a few times at other companies).
The coworkers are amazing and very fun to work with. I also really like taking on challenges that grow my skills into different areas, and the company is very permissive about this.
The team's the major highlight: extremely intelligent, but almost no arrogance. Much more multidimensional than a lot of engineering teams. Everyone has a real passion for the product. Lots of former Googlers on the team. Interesting discussions with coworkers. Great people!
Due to the flat structure, managers are busy and entrust you with a lot of freedom to do what you think is best for the product. I love that I've been able to pick up tasks I'm competent at that don't quite fall into my job description, like recruiting, and get recognized for them all the same.